Netherlands crowned IKF Beach Korfball World Cup (Europe) 2026 champions after dramatic shoot-out victory

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The Netherlands are the new IKF Beach Korfball World Cup (Europe) champions after edging Belgium in a thrilling final on the sands of Costa de Caparica, Portugal.

An entertaining championship came to a fitting conclusion as two of the sport’s leading beach nations produced a final worthy of the occasion. With the match locked at one set apiece after normal play, the destination of the gold medals was ultimately decided in a dramatic shoot-out, where the Netherlands held their nerve to lift the trophy.

Belgium struck first in a closely contested opening set. The teams could not be separated after regular time, with the scoreboard reading 4-4, forcing two minutes of extra time under the Golden Goal rule. Belgium found the decisive breakthrough, scoring first in extra time to take the opening set.

Needing a response, the Dutch produced one in emphatic fashion. They dominated the second set from the opening whistle, keeping Belgium scoreless while racing to a 4-0 victory to level the final at one set each and send the championship to a shoot-out.

The Netherlands took the first attempt and converted confidently before Belgium responded to make it 1-1. The Dutch then scored their second attempt to move ahead once more, leaving Belgium needing to score to keep their hopes alive. The Belgian effort missed its target, sparking celebrations as the Netherlands secured the European beach world title.

Players, staff and supporters rushed onto the sand to celebrate a memorable victory after one of the most dramatic finals in recent years.

Earlier in the day, Czechia claimed the bronze medal with a straight-sets victory over Poland. A hard-fought first set finished 5-4 before Czechia completed the job by taking the second set 3-2 to secure third place on the podium.

Türkiye finished fifth after overcoming hosts Portugal, while France rounded off their campaign with victory over Hungary to claim seventh place.

The two-day tournament in Costa de Caparica once again showcased the speed, skill and excitement of international beach korfball, with thousands of fans following the action both on the beach and through the live broadcasts. Fifteen national teams competed for European honours, delivering another outstanding edition of the IKF Beach Korfball World Cup (Europe).

Podium

 

Gold – Team Netherlands

Silver – Team Belgium

Bronze – Czechia

Final Ranking

  1. Netherlands 🥇🏆
  2. Belgium 🥈
  3. Czechia 🥉
  4. Poland
  5. Türkiye
  6. Portugal
  7. France
  8. Hungary
  9. Wales
  10. Scotland
  11. England
  12. Hong Kong China
  13. Argentina
  14. Australia
  15. Sweden

This article will be updated with photos, the final rankings and more coverage from the IKF Beach Korfball World Cup (Europe) 2026.

Photos: Luís Azevedo

IKF Beach Korfball World Cup (Europe) 2026 – Live Streams, Results, Photos and Updates

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International beach korfball returns this weekend as 15 teams from four continents come together for the IKF Beach Korfball World Cup (Europe) 2026, taking place from 11–12 July 2026 at the Costa de Caparica beach, in Almada, Portugal.

Hosted by the Federação Portuguesa de Corfebol (FPC), the tournament will see teams compete over two days of fast-paced beach korfball as they battle for the European edition title.

Although this is the European edition of the IKF Beach Korfball World Cup series, the event is an open competition, meaning teams from across the world can participate. This year’s line-up reflects the international nature of beach korfball, with teams representing Europe, Asia, Oceania and South America.

Watch Every Match Live

Fans around the world can watch every match of the tournament live and free on the IKF YouTube Channel.

*Click on the right ≣ icon to select the session you want to watch

The tournament can also be followed via WorldKorfball.sport, where fans will have access to live results, match statistics, scorers, play-by-play updates, and final scores.

Korfball fans are encouraged to click “Notify me” on YouTube to receive reminders before each live broadcast begins.

Day 2

Day 2 – Results and Updated Schedule

 

Photos – Day 2 Morning

Day 2 – Schedule

Sunday, 12 July 2026

Photos

Day 1 (Morning)

Day 1 – Afternoon / Evening

Photos: Luís Azevedo (c)

Day 1 – Results

The Teams

Following the official Live Draw, the 15 participating teams have been divided into four groups:

Group A Group B Group C Group D
Hungary Netherlands Poland Czechia
Portugal Belgium Hong Kong China Australia
Scotland Wales France Türkiye
Argentina England Sweden

Team photos of all participating can be found below.

Photos: Federação Portuguesa Corfebol Instagram

Match Schedule

The official Live Draw, which determined the group composition and opening fixtures, can be watched below.

Follow the Tournament

The IKF will provide coverage of the tournament across its official digital channels, including match updates, results, photos, highlights and key moments from Lisbon.
Fans are invited to follow the conversation on social media using the hashtags #BKWC, #beachkorfball and #korfball.

Follow the official Beach Korfball and IKF channels for the latest updates:

IKF Beach Korfball profiles:

► instagram.com/beachkorfball
► facebook.com/beachkorfball
► x.com/beachkorfball
► tiktok.com/@beachkorfball

You can find all this content and much more visiting the following official IKF profiles (see below):

► instagram.com/korfball_org
► facebook.com/korfball.org
► x.com/korfball
► tiktok.com/@korfball.sport

The Final Step Before Hainan

The IKF Beach Korfball World Cup (Europe) 2026 is the final event in the 2026 continental Beach Korfball World Cup series.

The series began in Bangkok, Thailand, with the IKF Beach Korfball World Cup (Asia) on 2–3 May 2026, followed by the African edition in Hurghada, Egypt, last weekend.

Following this edition of the IKF Beach Korfball World Cup (Europe), the international beach korfball community will turn its attention towards the IKF World Beach Korfball Championship 2026, which will take place in Hainan, China, from 6–8 November 2026.

As the final official beach korfball event before the World Championship, this tournament provides teams with another opportunity to compete internationally and prepare for beach korfball’s biggest global stage.

Live Updates from Portugal

This article will be updated during the tournament with results, standings, photos, and additional coverage from the beach at Costa de Caparica.

For the fastest updates, follow the official IKF and Beach Korfball social media channels, where live information, images and highlights will be shared as the tournament unfolds.

Stay connected, support your team and enjoy the IKF Beach Korfball World Cup (Europe) 2026.

Updates to the Rules of Korfball will come into effect on 1 September 2026

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The IKF Playing Rules Committee has published the new edition of The Rules of Korfball, that will be incorporated into the official Playing Rules 2026.

These changes are the result of extensive evaluation and the feedback provided by most of the national federations players, coaches, referees, jury members and other stakeholders, after the Playing Rules Experiments done in various competitions last season. All these updates will come into effect on 1 September 2026.

The main updates are the following:

Assistant Coach

A new official role of Assistant Coach has been introduced into the Playing Rules (4.5). By formally defining the role of assistant coach and the associated disciplinary responsibilities, the Playing Rules will provide greater clarity, consistency and transparency in the administration of disciplinary measures. As a consequence of this change, the maximum number of other persons attached to the team will be reduced to three when there is an assistant coach.

Game clock and shot clock

Related to the playing time (5.2), the game clock and shot clock will now start simultaneously following a start or restart of play, and also, when a player first touches the ball after it has been brought into play, rather than on the referee’s whistle.

Following its implementation and testing in the vast majority of national federations, the feedback received has been overwhelmingly positive. This change contributes to a more dynamic, fair and engaging game experience.

Sequence of penalty takers

To ensure consistency with other recently introduced korfball formats and to further strengthen the gender balance principles embedded within the Playing Rules, the provisions relating to the golden goal procedure (5.3) have been revised.

If the score remains tied following the golden goal procedure and penalty taking is required, the sequence of penalty takers must alternate between male and female players.

Time-Outs

A team may now request a time-out whenever it has possession of the ball. The overall feedback indicates that this change improves the flow of the game, enhances the impact of coaching decisions and contributes to a more dynamic, fair and efficient match experience. (8.8)

Disciplinary Measures

Additional explanatory text has been included to clarify certain situations and interpretations that emerged during the practical application of the rule. These clarifications are intended to promote greater consistency and understanding among all participants. (7.6)

Referee Signals

The Playing Rules will now formally include the new referee signals (8) previously approved by the IKF Executive Committee (EXCO). Their inclusion ensures that the official Playing Rules fully reflect current refereeing practice and provides a comprehensive reference for referees, coaches and players.

 

All these updates represent a continued effort to improve the clarity, consistency and development of korfball.

For additional and more detailed information regarding these and other regulations, please visit korfball.sport/documents

 

Header image photos by Marco Spelten

Czechia Wins the U15 European Korfball Cup 2026 in Wrocław

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The Polish city of Wrocław hosted the U15 European Korfball Cup 2026 from July 3 to 5, at the Academy of Physical Education (AWF). Organized by the Polish Korfball Association under the patronage of the International Korfball Federation (IKF), the event brought together 12 teams from eight countries for exciting competitions in both Korfball 8 (K8) and Korfball 4 (K4) formats.

This youth tournament provided a key platform for Europe’s emerging korfball talents to gain international experience. Teams competed fiercely over three days, showcasing skill, teamwork, and sportsmanship in a mixed-gender sport that emphasizes fair play and coordination.

Photo by Marco Spelten

Photo by Marco Spelten

The main K8 event featured strong group-stage performances followed by knockout rounds. Key participants included multiple entries from the Netherlands (RTC De Wouden, RTC Randmeren, RTC Amsterdam), England (two teams), Czech Republic (two teams), Germany, Poland, Hungary, Portugal, and Slovakia.

All matches were live streamed on youtube.com/@PZKorf/streams

Final K8 Ranking & Results

Czech Republic 1 triumphed in the K8 final against hosts Poland (9:5), capping off an impressive tournament. Poland delivered a strong performance as hosts, securing silver and demonstrating significant progress. The Netherlands RTC de Wouden club ended 3rd.

Notable group-stage results included dominant wins by Czech Republic 1 and competitive matches across all groups, with several games going to golden goals.

Photos by Marco Spelten

K8 results: korfball.pl/u15-european-cup-2026-wroclaw

Friday, 3 July – Live Stream

Hosts Poland Shine in Thrilling K4 Competition

While the K8 tournament captured much of the spotlight, the Korfball 4 (K4) format at the U15 European Korfball Cup in Wrocław also delivered a great spectacle. Played on smaller teams with four players per side, K4 emphasized quick decision-making, agility, and precise shooting—perfect for showcasing the technical skills of Europe’s top young talents.

The competition featured multiple club teams, primarily from the Netherlands, alongside national and mixed entries from England, Poland, Slovakia, Hungary, and Portugal. Four groups battled it out in the initial phase at the AWF Wrocław facilities, with several matches decided by narrow margins or golden goals.

In a dramatic final, Poland 1 edged out Randmeren 2 with an 8:7 victory, securing gold for the hosts in front of a supportive home crowd. Dutch teams filled the podium and top positions, reflecting their strong youth programs, while England and other nations gained valuable experience.

K4 results: korfball.pl/u15-ekc-2026-k4

Why K4 Matters

The K4 format is an excellent development tool for younger or less experienced players. It allows more touches on the ball and faster gameplay, helping players build confidence in international settings. The tournament’s structure ensured competitive balance and meaningful matches for all participants.

Congratulations to Poland 1 on their well-deserved win, and to all the young korfballers who represented their clubs and countries with pride. Events like this continue to strengthen the grassroots of European korfball.

Sunday, 4 July – Live Stream

Atmosphere and Organization in Wrocław

Wrocław proved an excellent host, with matches played at top facilities that created a vibrant, supportive environment. Live streams on the Polish Korfball Federation’s YouTube channel allowed global fans to follow the action.

All Star team chosen by the international press (Photo: Marco Spelten)

The event highlighted korfball’s growth in Eastern Europe while reinforcing strong traditions in countries like the Netherlands and Czech Republic. Young athletes enjoyed cultural exchanges and formed friendships off the court.

The success of the U15 European Korfball Cup 2026 underscores the bright future of youth korfball in Europe. Congratulations to all participating teams, coaches, volunteers, and organizers—especially the Polish Korfball Association—for delivering a memorable event.

 

 

 

Belgium Claims Victory at IKF Beach Korfball World Cup (Africa) 2026 in Egypt

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The sun-soaked beaches of Hurghada played host to an exhilarating edition of the IKF Beach Korfball World Cup (Africa) 2026, which concluded yesterday on July 4. Teams from across continents brought high-energy mixed-gender beach korfball action to Egypt’s Red Sea coast, showcasing the sport’s unique blend of skill, strategy, and athleticism in the sand.

Belgium emerged as champions, defeating strong competition in what proved to be a thrilling tournament. Hong Kong China secured a well-deserved silver medal in second place, while Hungary claimed bronze in third, marking impressive performances for all podium teams.

The event featured intense pool matches and knockout stages under not always ideal beach conditions due to the wind.

The Belgian squad demonstrated exceptional teamwork, defensive solidity, and attacking flair throughout the competition. They faced tough challenges, including a Day 1 encounter against Hungary that ended in a 1-1 draw resolved by a shoot-out in Belgium’s favor. Belgium also powered past Zimbabwe with a convincing 2-0 victory (10-2 / 9-1). Their consistent excellence culminated in a strong final showing to claim the title.

Hong Kong China delivered standout performances, advancing through competitive matches and proving their growing prowess in beach korfball. Reaching the final highlighted their tactical adaptability and endurance in the demanding beach format.

Hungary impressed with resilient play, building on recent momentum from other beach events. Their third-place finish adds to their rising profile in international korfball.

This first official IKF tournament in Egypt emphasized korfball’s core values as a mixed-gender sport, with teams combining speed, precision shooting, and tactical passing on the sand. Spectators and participants enjoyed the vibrant atmosphere in Hurghada, supported by the Egyptian hosts.

Final Ranking

Results


Looking ahead, this African edition serves as a key event in the 2026 international beach korfball calendar, following the Asia edition earlier in the year and preceding the Europe edition scheduled for July 11-12 in Lisbon, Portugal.

Congratulations to all participating teams, organizers from IKF Africa and the Egyptian Federation for Recreational Sports and Games and the Ministry of Youth and Sports, and volunteers who made the event a success. Beach korfball continues to grow as a dynamic, accessible, and exciting variant of the sport.

Stay tuned to IKF channels and beachkorfball.sport for full statistics, match reports, full matches videos and upcoming events.

On socials

All fans around the world will be able to follow this tournament on www.worldkorfball.sport (with live results, statistics, scorers, play-by-play …).

The internet connection at the venue wasn’t sufficiently reliable or of a high enough quality to support live broadcasting. Instead, each match was recorded and then transferred to the IKF Broadcast team as quickly as possible after completion by the LOC to be published on the IKF YouTube channel: youtube.com/ikfchannel

Fans could join the conversation using hashtags #BKWC, #beachkorfball and #korfball to catch the best images, clips, and highlights from the championship.

You can find all this content, all image galleries and much more visiting the following official main IKF profiles (see below):

IKF Beach Korfbal profiles:

Website: www.beachkorfball.sport

► instagram.com/beachkorfball
► facebook.com/beachkorfball
► x.com/beachkorfball
► tiktok.com/@beachkorfball

IKF main profiles:

► instagram.com/korfball_org
► facebook.com/korfball.org
► x.com/korfball
► tiktok.com/@korfball.sport

Day 2 Second Phase & Finals

Photos by Mohamed Sabry Agoor (full match galleries available on facebook.com/ikfafrica)

The IKF Beach Korfball World Cup (Africa) & the U15 European Korfball Cup 2026 Kick Off Today!

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Korfball fans around the world have plenty to cheer about today, as two major youth and beach tournaments officially get underway.

The IKF Beach Korfball World Cup (Africa) 2026 takes place in Hurghada, Egypt, from 3 to 4 July. This prestigious event brings together Africa’s top beach korfball talent for two days of fast-paced, sun-soaked competition on the stunning Red Sea coast. As one of the flagship beach korfball events on the continent, it highlights the growing strength and popularity of the sport in Africa.

Simultaneously, the U15 European Korfball Cup 2026 begins in Wrocław, Poland, running from 3 to 5 July. Twelve teams from eight countries will compete in this important development tournament, giving Europe’s brightest young korfball stars the chance to gain valuable international experience at the U15 level.

Both events showcase korfball’s unique mixed-gender format, where teamwork, strategy, and showtime take centre stage.

Where to Follow the Action

Social Media

Follow the action and join the conversation using the official hashtags: #BKWC – #BeachKorfball – #U15EKC – #Korfball

Stay tuned for daily updates, highlights, and results from both exciting tournaments as Africa’s best beach players and Europe’s rising U15 stars battle for glory this weekend!

Peter van der Terp receives Pin of Merit

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EINDHOVEN (NED) – During the closing day of the U17 Korfball World Cup 2026 in Eindhoven, the International Korfball Federation (IKF) awarded the IKF Pin of Merit to Mr. Peter van der Terp (Netherlands) in recognition of his outstanding service to international Korfball and his longstanding contributions to refereeing and referee development. 

The award was presented by IKF Executive Committee member Anita Derks, who praised Van der Terp for his dedication, expertise and commitment to helping referees develop across the world. 

Refereeing

Peter van der Terp is one of the most respected names in Dutch and international refereeing. During his active career as an IKF referee, he officiated at the highest levels of the sport, including numerous international matches and championship finals. He refereed matches at World Championships, The World Games, IKF European Championships, and the IKF Korfball Champions League, earning widespread recognition for his calm authority, consistency and excellent understanding of the game. 

In his home country, the Netherlands, Van der Terp has also officiated many of the sport’s most prestigious matches. Among the highlights of his refereeing career were appointments to the Dutch field final, the Korfbal League Final, and winning three times the honour of “referee of the year”. These appointments and awards are reserved for the Netherlands’ top referees and are a testament to the high regard in which he was held by the korfball community. 

Development

As well his career on the court, Van der Terp has made a major contribution to Korfball as a referee assessor, mentor, and educator. In these roles, he supported the development of countless referees, helping them improve their technical abilities, match management skills and overall performance. His guidance influenced officials both within the Netherlands and internationally and those who have worked with Peter consistently highlight not only his technical expertise but also his humility and passion for the sport. Despite having officiated at the highest levels of national and international korfball he has always remained approachable and willing to support others. 

Peter’s commitment to referee development has extended beyond Europe. Over the years, he has delivered referee education programmes and courses in several emerging korfball countries. He has taught and supported referees in Indonesia, Malaysia and Portugal, sharing his extensive knowledge and helping to raise officiating standards within these developing korfball communities. Through workshops, assessments and personal mentoring, he played an important role in strengthening referee pathways and creating opportunities for officials to progress. 

Van der Terp’s passion for development can still be seen today at his local club, KV Noveas, where he regularly referees youth matches. Even after a career that included sport’s biggest and most prestigious matches, Peter can still be found on the sidelines of a children’s game with a whistle in his hand. His love for korfball, from grassroots level to the international stage, continues to inspire players, referees and volunteers alike. 

Thank You!

The IKF Pin of Merit is awarded to individuals who have made exceptional contributions to the development of korfball. Through decades of service as a referee, assessor, educator and mentor, Peter van der Terp has made a lasting impact on the international korfball community and on generations of referees who have benefited from his knowledge, guidance and support. 

The IKF congratulates Peter on this well-deserved recognition and thanks him for his dedication to the advancement of refereeing and the continued growth of korfball worldwide.

 

Photos: Gertrude Vries & Marco Spelten

IKF to Launch First U19 African Korfball Championship in 2026

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The International Korfball Federation (IKF) has confirmed the launch of the first-ever U19 African continental championship. The IKF U19 All-Africa Korfball Championship will be held in Blantyre, Malawi in 2026.

The new competition will take place from 18–20 September 2026 alongside the IKF All-Africa Korfball Championship (South), bringing together emerging youth talent and established senior players.

Supporting the Next Generation

Korfball in Africa continues to grow, with more countries becoming active and a strong focus on development through schools and grassroots programmes. Many of these players are under the age of 19, making this new championship a natural next step.

The championship will provide a clear opportunity for young athletes to compete at continental level, while supporting national organisations in building stronger and more structured development pathways towards the senior game.

Building Momentum Across the Continent

Theo van der Linde, responsible for IKF development in Africa, welcomed the introduction of the event:

“We are seeing more activity, more players, and more countries building their programmes across Africa. This championship gives young players a real target and a reason to stay involved in the sport. It’s an important step in turning that growth into something long-term.”

IKF Secretary General, Joana Faria, added:

“This is an exciting moment for korfball in Africa. The progress we are seeing across the continent is very encouraging, and it reflects the consistent work being done to grow the sport at all levels. Theo, together with Jorge Alves chair of the Development and Education Committee, has played an important role in supporting that development. Creating this championship is not only a natural next step, but also an investment in the future of korfball in Africa.”

Looking Ahead

The inaugural IKF U19 All-Africa Korfball Championship will mark a new chapter for korfball in Africa, offering young players their first opportunity to compete for a continental title. It is intended that this event will become a regular fixture on the international korfball calendar in the years to come.

More information on participating teams and the match schedule will be shared in the lead-up to the event. The IKF wishes all participating teams the very best as they prepare for this first edition.

Theo van der Linde celebrates with newly qualified coaches and referees in Guinea

 

Header photos: Marco Spelten / Actiefotografie

Mikasa Launches New Korfball Ball, Officially Approved for All IKF Matches

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The International Korfball Federation (IKF) has approved Mikasa’s newest korfball ball, the K5-YBL. This updated model replaces the widely used K5-IKF ball and features an improved material and refreshed design while keeping the iconic yellow and blue colours that players and fans know so well.

Developed by Mikasa and evaluated in close collaboration with the IKF, the K5-YBL has passed all official assessments and is now approved for use in all IKF matches and tournaments. The existing K5-IKF ball will also continue to hold its official approved status and may still be used in all IKF events.

“We’ve tested the ball extensively and the feedback has been positive,” said Jorge Alves, who led the IKF’s evaluation process. “It’s a clear upgrade and we’re happy to endorse it.”

The K5‑YBL represents a strong step forward for our sport, offering improved performance, durability, and consistency – qualities that our athletes and officials expect at the highest level.

In addition to the standard size, Mikasa will soon release **two smaller versions** of the K5-YBL to support youth and junior age groups – ensuring the ball is accessible for players of all ages and abilities.

Mikasa is internationally recognised for supplying high-quality balls to many of the world’s leading sports, including volleyball where they supply the official game ball for the Olympics and FIVB competitions, basketball, water polo and football. The new K5-YBL korfball reflects Mikasa’s continued commitment to korfball and to raising the standard of play worldwide.

Photos: Marco Spelten / Actiefotografie

Hungary makes history winning the IKF Beach Korfball World Cup (Asia) 2026 in Bangkok

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An additional extraordinary beach event has concluded in Bangkok! Ten teams from three different continents were taking part in this year’s IKF Beach Korfball World Cup (Asia) 2026. The capital of Thailand was hosting this event from 2 to 3 May, which ended with Hungary beating Chinese Taipei by 9-8 in another historical, tight, and exciting final.

Hungary has achieved its first gold medal in beach korfball, a discipline in which it has performed admirably in recent years. This includes the bronze medal it won at the IKF Beach Korfball World Cup (Europe) 2025 and the 4th place at The World Games in Chengdu last year.

The podium was completed by Chinese Taipei (silver) and Czechia, who won against Australia in the bronze medal match.

Congratulations to the organisers and all participants for this fantastic and thrilling event. See you at the next BKWC!

Live stream playlist

*Click on the right ≣ icon to select the session you want to watch

All photos by Chalermsak Panichpattanakij

 

Hungary – Gold medal (Photo: Chalermsak Panichpattanakij)

Chinese Taipei – Silver medal (Photo: Chalermsak Panichpattanakij)

Czechia – Bronze medal (Photo: Chalermsak Panichpattanakij)

Final results and rankings after Day 2

This event, hosted by the Korfball Association of Thailand in collaboration with IKF Asia and the IKF, was the first of the five continental IKF BKWC events scheduled for this 2026, which add points for the IKF Beach Korfball World Ranking

As usual, all fans around the world were able to watch and follow this tournament live on youtube.com/ikfchannel and on www.worldkorfball.sport (with live results and live streams, statistics, scorers, play-by-play …).

Final Ranking

1- HUN
2 – TPE
3 – CZE
4 – AUS
5 – IND
6- CHN
7 – HKG
8 – JPN
9 – THA
10 – SGP

Final scores (Day 2)

    

Daily updates, results, rankings & all image galleries ⮕ korfball.sport/?p=46971

Top Scorers

M: Chia Chuan Chang (TPE) – 25 goals
F: Kumari Tamanna (IND) – 17 goals

Where to follow

All fans around the world were be able to watch and follow this tournament live on youtube.com/ikfchannel and on www.worldkorfball.sport (with live results and live streams, statistics, scorers, play-by-play …).

Stay Connected on Social Media – Join the conversation using hashtags #BKWC, #beachkorfball and #korfball to catch the best images, clips, and highlights from the championship.

You can find all this content and much more visiting the following official main IKF profiles (see below):

IKF Beach Korfbal profiles:

Website: www.beachkorfball.sport

► instagram.com/beachkorfball
► facebook.com/beachkorfball
► x.com/beachkorfball
► tiktok.com/@beachkorfball

You can find all this content and much more visiting the following official IKF profiles (see below):

► instagram.com/korfball_org
► facebook.com/korfball.org
► x.com/korfball
► tiktok.com/@korfball.sport

Closing Ceremony Images

Photos by Chalermsak Panichpattanakij. You can see the full galleries on facebook.com/BeachKorfball